"The Servant" is a 1963 British psychological drama film directed by Joseph Losey. The story revolves around a wealthy young man, Tony, who hires a seemingly charming servant named Hugo. As the narrative unfolds, the power dynamics between them shift, revealing themes of manipulation and class struggle. The film is notable for its exploration of identity and dependency, showcasing how Hugo gradually takes control of Tony's life. With a screenplay by Harold Pinter, it is acclaimed for its sharp dialogue and atmospheric cinematography, making it a significant work in the genre of psychological thrillers.